Projects
The Nyx, a low-profile, split, wireless ergo by tadfisher is now open hardware (repo).
The Splay46 is a stacked acrylic gasket mounted split by kobakos32 with angled columns (repo).
Open-sourced Lily58 Pro with rotary encoder by atlantesque (repo) [UNTESTED!].
The lalboard, this 3D printable recreation of the DataHand was featured at hackaday recently (journal, repo).
Introducing the euclid36, an open source angled monoblock by sadekbaroudi (repo).
The YAEMK keyboard by KarlK90 is running QMK on an ARM or RISC-V MCU (site, repo).
A new update to the Djinn by tzarc – a test bed for QMK hardware development (repo).
Great video documentation of building a cyberdeck with "tactical keyboard" by makenmodify.
Great video tutorial by Reda0202 on making a custom wireless keyboard with Attiny + nRF + Arduino (source).
A PCB/case design for the Pteron56 by AlexanderNotLuthor (repo).
The Adelheid by floookay is an Arisu-fork with function keys.
The Ergo81 by Spicajames with photolog.
Columnar keyboard staggered two ways by ak66666 (STL).
Ruutanakostaja is working on a handwired keyboard that can be built for less than 50 euros (STL).
Redox Wireless 2.0 hot-swappable with minimal 3D printed case by TiaMaT102. Soon to be added to the repo.
The Kombol by sky_chil is a combo-based logical layout for ergonomic mechanical keyboards (discussion).
A Zenith z150 transformation by TypeSaucy with detailed build log.
A classy FiFi build by brickbots (gallery, PCB, case).
The YA36 by se_le_x is a 36-key split keyboard with tight key spacing and angled columns (repo).
This wooden monoblock split by Libano23 features a pseudo-PCB (photolog).
The 0x32 "Brussels Waffle" is a wireless, ortho, low-profile travel keyboard by RadioactiveHop (waiting for repo).
AlphaDelete has thoroughly documented this Torn v3 build (Torn repo, source).
The Nils Olav, named after a famous Scotch penguin, is an easy to build ortho keyboard by twigulus with lefty numpad (source).
The awlpaul is a 3D printed gasket mount Alice-like keyboard by LockreyAlfie with a rotary encoder (photolog).
EnviousMedia designed a Raspberry Pi Pico powered board with open source PCB (git).
